Hardening Insurance Market?

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According to a an article in the National Underwriter Website, The insurance industry is now “definitively in a hardening market,” according to W.R. Berkley CEO William R. Berkley.
For the consumer this means be prepared for increases in the price of your insurance.
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Top 7 Dangerous Dog Breeds

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According to the Property Casualty 360, A Nation Underwriter magazine article the top 7 most Dangerous Dog Breeds are:
1. Pitbulls
2. Rottweiler
3. German Shepherd
4. Husky type
5. Malamute
6. Doberman Pinscher
7. Chow Chow
Insurers maintain a list of dog breeds which they won’t insure and some are …

Guide to Better Coverage

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Life changes. Has your coverage?
Whether you’re starting out, settling down, or retired, protecting what’s important — that’s what matters most. Travelers guide can help you ask the right questions, so you can find the right insurance to fit your needs.

Winter Storms, Freezing, and Icy Conditions. Are You Prepared?

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Winter weather brings along with it a number of risks. Winter storms bring wind, snow and icy conditions that can damage your home and auto. Cold can cause pipes to burst, frost swells and other damage. Heating your home with fireplaces and holiday lighting can both increase the risk of …

“Licensed, Bonded, Insured” – Understanding Those Contractor Claims to Fame

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You’ve seen it in Yellow Page ads and on the side of work vans. As an individual, what does a “licensed, bonded, and insured” contractor mean to you?
Licensed
Doing business with a licensed contractor is prudent for several reasons. First, the license proves that the contractor must have exhibited a degree …